Tartan is one of the most recognisable and iconic patterns in the world, deeply rooted in Scottish heritage. Originally ...

Often associated with historic country houses, toile de Jouy, an easily recognisable style of printed fabric, can add ...

Plaid only replaced tartan once the patterns became popular with British and American textile manufacturers who would recreate fabrics that looked like tartans, but without centuries of symbolic ...

“I look forward to ushering this company forward, keeping up the tradition of well-written, beautiful ethnic and historical sewing patterns while also advancing the company in this modern age ...

Also known as the Glen check, Glen plaid, and Glen But, as it goes for all beautiful things, the Prince of Wales check pattern is backed by a rich history. Below, we further explore the fabric’s ...

Featuring nearly 50 quilts and coverlets from the MFA Boston’s textile collection, the exhibition explores the medium’s ...

a new line of fabric panels she made in collaboration with Colonial Patterns, a pattern and supply company right here in Kansas City. The collection is an homage to the rich history of needlework ...

The Lebanon County Historical Society recently displayed a dozen of the numerous pre-1970 vintage quilts in its collection.